Map the landscape
We profiled technologies tied to 40 players, including commercial products, patents and polymerization agents.
A specialty chemicals company wanted to know where polymers made by controlled polymerization could win commercially. We profiled technologies, players and trade flows, and interviewed manufacturers and end users to find the most promising niches.
The client is a specialty chemicals company. It wanted to find niche applications that would benefit from sequence-controlled polymers, today and in the next five years.
Prescouter was asked to identify current, pipeline and future applications for sequence-controlled polymers, along with the main manufacturers, end users, polymer architectures and commercialization challenges.
Products already on the market.
Expected within five years.
Where free radical methods fall short.
We profiled technologies tied to 40 players, including commercial products, patents and polymerization agents.
We examined import and export data on quantities, locations and players for each commercial product.
Manufacturers and end users from 3 application areas explained commercial and technical hurdles.
Prescouter identified 36 application areas: 17 tied to commercial products, 16 in the pipeline and 3 linked to future applications. It also pinpointed the 3 largest producers by estimated shipped volume over the last 3 years and flagged technical challenges in 3 application areas.
17 commercial, 16 pipeline, 3 future.
Ranked by estimated shipped volume.
Current technical obstacles mapped.
Precision chemistry needs a clear market pull. Matching polymer architectures to real end user problems shows where to focus first.
Map the applications, test them with end users and focus on the niches that fit. Wherever you’re starting from, we’ll help you get there.
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